Helping Hands International affiliates pay $40 and then, through a series of matrix cyclers, get paid to recruit others who do the same.

Alexa traffic estimates for the Helping Hands International website show the scheme is on life support.

Nigeria is pretty much the only reason Helping Hands International hasn’t collapsed yet, with the country accounting for 67% of all traffic to the company website.

It is against this backdrop that Helping Hands International’s Ambassador Obitex sought to “promote dexterity amongst Nigeria Police men and women”.

Helping Hands International Concept has conducted vocational training for 100 policemen to enable them acquire skills that will compliment their income and in turn discourage corruption such as bribery, extortion and other vices.

in connection with a case of criminal conspiracy, fraudulent withdrawal of $2,000,000 USD e-wallets, money laundering, cyber stalling and uttering of documents currently under investigation and for which a warrant of arrest has since been duly issued.

To put the above into perspective, according to the FCIID website the agency is ‘the highest investigating arm of the Nigerian police‘. So basically the FCIID is the Nigerian FBI.

Any person with useful information of the whereabouts of said Ngoka Obioma Emmanuel should contact the Chairman, IGP’s Special Investigation Panel, the Nigeria Police, Force Headquarters, Abuja.

So to recap, Ambassador Obitex is wanted by the Nigerian FBI because he scammed pyramid scheme scammers out of $2 million dollars.

Obitex has an arrest-warrant out but hasn’t been apprehended, because he’s too busy holding seven-day training events for Nigerian police on avoiding corruption… which were also used to further promote the pyramid scheme.

And all of this is out in the open and has been documented by one of Nigeria’s most widely read news publications. Yet Ambassador Obitex remains at large.